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Spike Lee Says It's Not 'Easy' Being a Knicks Fan After Owner James Dolan Gave Weak Response on George Floyd's Death

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But the New York Knicks didn’t release a statement at first, which was the owner James Dolan‘s decision.

Lee gave the interview from his office in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York, which is blocks away from the Barclays Center.

While speaking on Dolan, he seemingly praised the Barclays Center, which is the home of the Brooklyn Nets, for being a meeting place for protesters.

“Mr. Dolan does not make it easy for me to be a Knicks fan,” said Lee around the 1:00 mark.

Fort Greene, Brooklyn, the Fort, and I’m four blocks away from the Barclays Center, which, ironically, has been the meeting spot in Brooklyn for the marches, for the demonstrations.

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